Ask your spouse in a way he or she understands. Be sure that you a projecting a need to know, not just insisting they change. If you want to discuss something, discuss it and don't get that mixed up with complaining about about something. If you really want them to do something different, don't call it communication. It's negotiation. If you are as truthful and considerate of your spouse as you expect them to be, they are more likely to recognize and make relationship adjustments when needed.
a spouse in a relationship is ur bf or gf
They do not want the relationship to end. Avoiding the situation for them keeps them in the relationship.
Since marriage is important, I would suggest that you think carefully about any complaints that your spouse may make about the relationship, and see if they have any validity and if there is anything that you can do to remedy whatever problem it is that your spouse is complaining about. If, however, your spouse is making complaints that have no validity, you can try to explain your reasoning, but your spouse may prove to be an unreasonable person, in which case the marriage is in trouble.
No, that's not a good thing in a relationship with your souse and its also not good for your friendship with the person of of the opposite sex - you're placing them in a secretive position, which is going to make both you and them feel as though you're doing something wrong with this "secret" friendship. It will also communicate itself to your spouse - they will sense that something isn't quite right within the relationship and your friendship and become suspicous. It's better to just be honest about all your friendships with your spouse - that way neither you, or they, can be accused of acting in an untoward manner.
If your spouse is puttin your financial future at risk it's best to try and communicate the to them that they have a problem. If you find they are way out of control then unfortunatley, yes. Imho.
A person who is in a relationship where God is omnipresent always might feel closer to his or her spouse. Some people believe that a relationship with God is as important as a relationship with a family member or spouse.
"Spouse" is a neutral word to identify the partner in a committed relationship, whether heterosexual or homosexual. So the lesbian equivalent of "spouse" is ... spouse.
Get out of the relationship. If he/she is cheating on their spouse, they are a cheater. Why would you want to be in a relationship with a cheater? If he/she cheats on their spouse, they will most likely cheat on you too. Plus, it's breaking one of the 10 Comandments.
it means your spouse is dead
when he has somthing in his pocket ANSWER: In what kind of relationship? to your spouse or your spouse having an affair? The question is a bit complex so I can't really give you the right answer.
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What ever relation you commit yourself to is the relation